’um :7 i \
We prht M3 new de—
ans-mt Waited can can regard-
hctieauathera My" 0? Wt:
, . ‘ :~ ‘_ t‘m
fine. :u' xmcn, ‘. ‘ several owls of all spe-
cies and sizes, and L‘Xl)r{‘i\<‘|()n3 of mmnte- .
nance, attracted particular attention. ‘
We are glad to lurn that the effllrs‘of the?
Society in very promising wndition; 3
Hill! 1% g 3
titty conduct their exhibi-
\‘ew York athoritiea have claimed is from are now controlled. their success is insured
' me. bind to Lyon‘s Point. Either beyond ““9“"
~., I will beatengivu the Nona”: group
to this state.
8th. m is w W Point
I“ one haired and twmtymilmto
,, ' fight; 4.513,” .. across
aflyaaewhatiala-daam withinthe jnxia—
w
T118 3'8" HAVBN LOU-Y, 1810. 3
ma omctu. oocntxm v
The decision is a most interesting histor- :1“. 32:3“ ............ piss
led downed ; and, with the aoctmxpanyin'g J: Fjwmafi """" 3
mp. M be thoroughly studied and gm'r WEE: - » :13
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«31$th me. Bl men go: :13
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m "IIY- L. “'. “’escel‘l:
The people have been startled, within a gfgfidgggm
D R y
{or Why the disclosures of the Hartford
and New Haven papers regarding the lob-
by fees paidby those two cities on the capi-
tol question. It appears that New Haven
poi. lent more: twelve thousand dol-
lars. and W .. ..aeuu thousand
dollars to M1115“ mm
and instant-h; w ,3: this an or
twenty thousand dart-ruin expend-dq- R153
on tile single question of the capital. mail.
the query involuntarily arises, how much $3.1!
money iaoonamncd every year, in altcmpts g3; 11
to {new the many important pri\ arc and a.
public bills through the legislaturc.
It may be awry, upon ~ome important
measures, to employ lcg-al as.~istance outside
of the legislature, to perfect the preparations,
and insane was to explain obscure fem
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Ran-Iran, scrvicetl. . . l.
B Buriaon. rash paid for travelling. tr-lu—
g'raphing. printing. etc. . ..
Journal and Courier.
3. char. rtr'fiuct
Eight hotel .
l‘pmu hotel
Toutim- hotel
I‘m-moot Housr
Fifi house (My:
hassaraaza fira§§§
. service- in the cause, his csteusivc‘gpquainb
‘ ‘3 WW: mornfitiaanwxmaffiéfia‘ne‘
ism-ed and amassed ‘3. ;
Fourteenthandll'ifleen /
grounds that she is an an nrrled
under the
en‘b’ul the
ly, and
. sense
‘ ‘ Twister,
' i “ .n remnce
with . T tc
menu new ’Good
ancc throughout the state, ment
qualifications for the office thould render his
election certain. . 3.‘
At the opening of the Massachusetts Re:
Hoar spoke favorably of the movement
for giving woman the right of franchise.
He said: “ “'c can not have a perfect form
of u licpublican government so long as one-
half of the people are denied all participa-
tion in it.“
The Pox! says: “ For fifteen years Connec-
ticut legislatures have he‘Cn beset with lob—
byists and plied with lobby schemes; and
the evil has been. increaeing all the time.
Money enough has been paid to influence
legislatqu upon railroad matters during
the past six years, to finish all the struggling
roads now in progress in the stutc,"
The Mormon difficulties seem to be lust
approaching solution. Brigham Young was
arrested on Monday, upon the indictment of
the Grand Jury charging him with “ lewdly
and “cautiously cohabiting with sixteen dif-
ferent women." Indictments have also
been prepared against him for the murder
of gentiles. Governor Woods; Marshal
, Patrick, and General Dc T ‘mbrinnd, the
commander nt (‘amp DOuglass. are acting in
. unison for lllt‘ execution of thc laws.
noted in the vi! cgnvenient to all par—
ties, under the , " ment, and con-
ducted by an a“ ’t -.. er as we know Mr.
Ogden to belit
of such a achedfiverfilcefieujehth (if i?"
lamented ”fin; Iaclmi'fls, and we be-
sprak for it thelweral patronage of parents
with bov'sf’gged‘fiom'fifl to‘l‘l yarn The
terms arc moderate. and the grade of stud-
ics to be thorough.
Now pick your fall pears and apples
against a biting frost which soon will come.
,Begin,to mulch your strawberry plants for
:- mé *dotiblel purpose of preventing . weeds
~fmepmthg,~andfor keeping the plants
“’EI'II].
The tinnuul town meeting took place on
Monday. A lirely time was the rcsult. A
good den] of animus was stirred up by rm-
son of agitation of the bridge question; the
town to all intents and purposes bucking
down'from the determined stand it once took
relative to the payment of Messrs. Briggs
& Co‘s bill—twenty-ouc thousand dollars.,
By resolution Mr. Jum‘ea Smibcrt was up-
pointcd a committee to confer with this
finn with a vlcw to arriving at sonic dcfi-
nitc plan of scttlcmcnt. How quickly and
well Mr. S—will accomplish the business of
his appointment remains to be Scull. The
election of town officers also took place, and
many changes were rung among the bell:
wethers of tho Democratic party, which,
fomootll, was triumphant at the poll by
about chenty majority. Mr. F. Morcliouscl‘?)
a fonner Republican, but lute policy Demo-
crat, was found wanting. and the "Deut’a
“ hoisted“ him. .l. .N'. Jones as Registrar
- was also “ hoisted." Several others were
gently “ let down,“ and at 5 o'clock the bars
were put up for the year. The sheep with-
Tho following plain words in the Pull".
(lit/m will bc cndoncd bv cvcry hum-st mun:
crab. who have bccn hungingm‘ound thc
L. Home
A. Mdlcy . .
C. H. “'hltncy, bill n‘fldcnd $257 and UK:
{tenant t,“ ) ...
Sundry inddentnl expert-e.- ..
'I'BB BAIT'OII LOBIY. I870.
B. R Day. Col-Chester $1.0m LI)
Jeremiah Oiney. Thompson
Danieleadwick.L . .
Zeta): taxman. Newton-u
lures to a committee; but beyond this the
people may well ask what honest necessity
there is fa an outlay of money. Every
dollar that is nthcnvisn: spcntttuui in getting
hill! drawn and witnesses before committees
is spent for corrupt and dishona‘t purposes; '
but the lobby abuse has been pushed so far,
that now there is really no pmspect of so:
mrwpsage 'bFzTié‘bEi'nea‘sun-s
h. white» and cvpcn‘c‘
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within iii-gouging untold sum «a to hungry mat; ma
m w. T. Elmer. Ilddlcmw‘n
Wu. P. Bough
C. B. Andrews. Limhficld.
E. 1 Bennett. clerk
Jaile- Pike. Starting
Richard
I. “insurer tho list of p-Hlllt‘dl pon-
sioneu who have remind bounties on the
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sssaasaaasaaasaaaaaase
' ' . A. M. Stoui rmu
capmvlquatm.wefindtmrclaseaotper 1:9.an WI :mjfl-V
m regimental, all of which. except the n A. gonzo. “aflch'rk
first, are compound of the most “principled L363...” ”:1" cf WILL”, "mm”.
.' . bee, " ..
and We numbers of society. The n ref-rant. 3‘38;in
rim are lawyers. many of whom may have I. L Brigg!
been, and all of whom, we hope, were, em- fig‘lii’ ‘b'drfim'
00:. u . . , .
played in a profesional way,
Tum-lambs: of thelegislaturt' »
C an: 0‘ that body, republicans and
haunts, the taking by whom of " rate" is
within; lac than the mostunscrupulous per-
tfly. Themes of every one of these
should be remembered, and the people
rltould white their infidelity by refusing
then, henceforth. any omcc of respondbili»
ty and trust.
mthirdclass arc low-lived politicians,
who pack caucuses, browbeat electors. and
W our nwnutimfora consider: R R. For. the pmprletor or Fisher's Isl.
stint TM Ire the mat despicable and the , and. died dud-,lcnly latrly. antl was lmricd
moat generously despised men in our com on the mam},
utilities. but by some means they always: Brigham Young says
W todictate ”Mm The-V make 3 polygamy as an earthly plcasm
patina a proteaaion, and the fact that they 3 me 3 mm “my
M ' mi living from It Is a “d comment- I Suicide in the second dcgrcc" i~ what
"1" '9‘” °“' med ““3““ “d Punk“ ? :2." mil it in Kan 'l - ~ . l‘ n
. . _ _ . slut,“ 1L1] a “( inrtn Lill‘.‘
Thel’ourtlx are journalists. members also] herself and thc ro 'brcalu --
«uzuuutmmeacnmwho RH anthem-3 ' ‘p‘
When :3: mfigwl;;:dfi;fifx: 3 delegates to the Grand Lodge of Good Tom»
at m ‘00. the Hempelx not only {or plots to Vi tnstcl at hall" price.
their opinions, but also for thc facts npon'r A man and woman, both of whom \u-n‘
which to found intelligent Intl lude;u‘udcnt . deaf an}. dumb. “t‘rt’ rt-nnaly nmrrlltd in
opinions the terrible abuses which a suboi— 1' Medina. They were im»mutc-»ubly joint-d.
dizrd muy work in a mmnunity over
wbehn us with their enormity.
hope and comfort in the fact, that no paper i “egg-c tlt'lczntt‘: will not won he fttrgnttu),
whore lawn or neutrality on any li‘jut’ is
luv" to have been bought with a price
has ever been able to live under the load of ;
W scorn and (Alllun which have fallen .5
up:- it
We wit that ”could hopo that the cod 1
01 this corroytion was at hand. As long a: a
it exists there is no hope of justice, there is i
no chance for any social or moral reform.
The pelagic alone cm shut the gates and
stop the awful current. X o pen-on who has
our aha a bribe should be treated as other
hawk“: and no paper that ha
”accepted a subsidy should be esteemed
otherwise than es a Ruhfic st‘mtrzr.
\Vc ptipt in unplug-1r comma. tho mantra
of venous who were paid for lobbying on
‘he capitol question2aml we hope every
victor will keep thefiat for fixture reference.
[lit were _ cut with condo to the
public. we ”112!wa name
d-hngaynelrindof thesazeae,whoae
Wm It thi- diaclosure of his shame
Can Who equalled by the mortlfiration
and sorrow oi the writer of this article.
.3 m ”It.
Than «and ”Dy-12R“ c “Moth
{flimthlflllm England than thatoo
“lathe Weld Fair; a le‘vehlofg
puma. in use: thrifty community. our
big a handful Indextenshe landscape,
the“. cutie booth to wherefithe
EDITORIAL QBILLE‘I'S-
Prezidcat Grant inn rcdmcd hi~ winking:
to ten cigars a day
The New York State lkmocrutic Conven-
tion met in Rochester yesterday.
Thc Woman Suffrage Association met in
: convention in Hartford ycaterday.
Conductors' (‘onxrntiom in Chicago
" I do not practice
11 i~ with
not beinr: cmctic thcj.‘ would not “ (1)310
v:
up.
for,thc recovery of mom-y obtained from the 1
citY- ,
The mom? over which (éoltlxtnith Maid ,
nude her record of a mile in 2:17, i; (our:
teen feet over a tnilc, nteaxuriuz three fcet '
from the pole. ;
Conductor Franklin ha: been appointed ;
one 03 til-3 three Slut-erlntendems who are to l
have charge DI the new Union Depot at 3
Forty-ml street. ,
I". M Huggerty and Charles Boult‘h. ‘
the dlqzed voucher thieves, have. been fully
committed by Justice Don-ling, to await in- ‘
dictment by the Grand Jury. :
He‘ll). Vfi'hile, at San Francisco, wards of
divorce from her two husbands, Charles !
White and Freeman “him. She bu had;
too much “ White man‘s gtwernmcnt." i
Bybtg'ton. of the Norwalk Gordie, and
Smof the Killingly Trouser-5y. are the
onlyjoornalists in thestlte who are involv-
ul in the lobby business: as far as heard
from. -
An English maker has expressed a be-
lief that there will be twenty times as many 3
women as men in heaven; which will be an ‘
additional inducement for some men to go
there.
Returns from one hundred and fourteen
loo-at show that the rthlieans urried, on
My, sixty-seven, the democrats thirty»
m, and in sixteen mixed tickets were
elected.
ADaMoine-sinrenthas ofi'eredtlvedolw
lax: for: name worthyof hisinfant son, and
lus‘already rejected three hundred because
ihql’éxexe not “musical” mough. We
would
mamas. aloe as min
ma. TLC.“ was appolnnd
him.butdeeliaed to accept, and
mat Int I; held it annual Fair and
all! .I_l“-‘.Vf ' . ~‘w
We! . Mikfiumhamhnnowbeennomi-
“yd a 1,1; ’3 will nag. '
.iIliu-umgymmo. ,, ,
. iv) , . is n » 3- I ’17:.»2l-hft. nV-l
evade Wemm
Ward Nichols has gone as delagutr to thc '
The Naugatuck Railroad will currythu‘
. The refuml of the Republican: of Mama ‘
The“: is ; chuseth to give beats in their convention to -'
A Wiv-corbin woman mistook a box ofl
3 pills for melon seeds, and planted tlicnt, hut l
‘ Bridgepinton Honda! afternoon. Amanby
wfiyabwmfiewmflu
Stutc House, picking up moncv by acting
' as lobbyisls. slmttltl be rct'usct u nomina-
tion for any office. They mannot bc tntstcd.
c lx’licvc that sonic of lllCS" fcllmvs have
not thc alightcst lntiut-ncc, and :Iflct‘ tin-y
have pocketed the moncy thcy lmvc cxtort-
and will be rcmcxnbcrt-d when the timc
comm. One of them, who he! made mrm-
cy by this operation for years, is anxious to
getn nomination for Congress because it
would give him a better chance of lining
his pockets. It need not be a dinicult muttcr
to reform this whole system of lobbying.
which is :tlrcad £158”!!!ng alarming proper
tiom. It (inf; rcquirm that the pcoplc
should take it in hand and firmly set their
seal of condemnation upon it b refusing
to allow any lobbyist any politim influence.
They should be treated as blackumilcm, for
that is precisely “ bat Inns! of the luhhyisla
‘ ant if they arc, met boldly thcy can b:-
put down casily, and our legislature frccd
from tlicir corrupting prescncc.
HERBABOUTS-
; . . A wn of thc late (3111. l{fl\\lln:, burn--
3 tary of war, will be one of the pupils in thc
3 “'cston Bonding School next tcmi.
. .Thc Journal say: three United States
cngincers are surveying tbs harbor at Port-
. cheater in view of erecting a breakwater.
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A corn-spondent for
i .qursz complains that store-a em.- open and
{humiliate openly done in Humor-mock and
7 Rye Neck on Sundaya
i ..\Ve learn by the. l’urtchester Juurm']
; that Bishop l’tvrlcr hm uppoinh-d Rcv. Sant-
? uel llollingswurth, I). 1)., rector of St.
3 Peter‘.~ church in that village, Dean of the
1 Southern Missionary Convocation, M'r.‘ the
’ Rev, Dr .lnckmn (lt.'(?t‘ab‘0(l.
3 . 'i‘hc Kellogg concert in Stamfordon;
1
Thursday evening, under the hospiccsof thc
Young )Icn‘s Christian Asx'ocistion, was a .
: complete succm in every particular. The
' room was filled. and thc pcrformaurt' was
. {unltlvfi in its culirv c.\ct'ution.
walk tu-«ndc ut-n' pl‘:‘~'t‘l1l
...\ norcl l'.l(‘t‘ t‘ullll‘: otl llll: vu-t-lt, be
tween John P. Martin and Robert McNiei,
< of l’ortchcstcr. The former sfurts from Ly
‘ on‘s Point in :1 bolt, u: the same time the
and the one reaching ltyc Beach fire: wim :I
basket of champugznp
. 3 (ml, bct; on the boat.
The (Ulllmliit‘t‘ of .‘LWCHl‘V have begin;
.suits against Ingersoll, Garvey and otbcrs;
”Tl-.0 Stamford Adon'oh any: that h". th
('. Wewi procured :1 servant girl through a
New York agt-ncy. and rcccntly lcft her in
chargu.~ ofthe lltlllat’ for a day. l! sccms she
was a professional burglar: and she pm-
(‘et'dcd tn brcak into the rooms where valua-
blc unit-ice were kept, and laid her hand up.
on about; a hundreddollars worth of jowolry.
l'nfortunntely for her, however, she cattle
across a bottle of Port wine, and imbibing
too much lost her way in trying to (scape
with her booty, and was finally picked up in
New Canaan. She was sent to Bridgcrmrt
juil
JOURNALISTH‘.
The Birmingham 313/. Adrerfiarr asks the
startling question : :“ Am the Times and T111
(mm: the best such a wonderful village as
Chicago can do in the way of daily papers ‘5"
We give it up.
Tho editor of the" Derby Transcript ut-
tended the reunion of the Second Artillery
in Woodbury, and delivered a poem entitled
“ Boeing out a Row." As a physical
acbivement it was a success; and we recotn- l
mend Ma»3m for a first premium as l
' an agricultural implement.
The leading editorial in laatweck's Water-
bury Jude: wm on the miliject of “Earth
Closets :" and while We cannot sympathize
with the writer, in his regret. that “a
newsmper article cannot properly explain
all themerlts o! the great invention,” we
oongratulatehhn upon having at last found
a theme equiponderant with his. stately in-
teltect.
Briana-rt- 2
A disco-in; sudden: took place in
the named! Charles H. Hurley, a carpenter
by trade, had been worth; inure. ambush-
mentnearLyon & m and whenthe
Homicide height mincune out at 3:30
thotightbe would ride whilst-tired.”- .
maintains alarm: "He
took drab-in, whiehhnda’evealwsm
wtmm- l! mtmmegiuiwm-
«henhhfrgqtmpned'm Safelhutm.
The tnlnanhethe "out in» very'r‘apid
Politicians. “hcthcr rcpubliczms or dcnn» 3
ed. lhcy go home and laugh at their dupes. .1
Some of them cherish political Mpimlions;
Mun} Nor: ;
luttcr icons the \‘illugc squint.- with u tcnm, .
.\\lllt‘}', of the Jinn-- 5
in the fold will enjoy posture for a season.
3 but in October ncxt it is proposed to again
“ lct. them out." Thc most important of the
; <l:|_\"‘~‘ (loingx‘ “:15 the laying of a ten mill
3 tax on tho grand list of thc tmtn. This tax
a ruiscs no for from t\\t'11l3'~c)nt‘ thousand (lol-
l hits. ”or (l(‘lll znnunts to thirty thousand.
*.-\.~ :1 toun, \u- look upon oursclws us in
‘3 comforml-lc circ'Jmstunctw. ~hut thcn [hat 3
lll'lll'ét‘ 3
i ('upluln llmld,fornlctl_\' of thy l . S. L‘Ulbi 3
nun-y. and lulr of the L’. 8. Navy, who
purchased Mr. It. G. L, De Pcystcr rcsidcncc
ut Gwen‘s Forms in nmking cxtcnsivc altern-
tions and improvements. Thc (‘nptmn con~ 3
sidorn his place in one of ”w finest on Long
Island Sound
On Saturday (1‘01“!th last. :1 pacitugc, said
to omttain a t-plcnditl hunting, cast: chront»
meter lmlum-c watch, was. prom-med to Mr.
Patrick Murphy of Rnilroud notoriety ut
Saumuuck. Tlu' puckugc wu» uccidcnlly
dropped upon the platform of the Depot.
. and although slightly jarrcd is keeping good
timc. It is a stop w alt-h, and we shall bc
plczbt-tl to givc it more lucid dcscription, af-
ter we have bestowed upon it more thorough
scrutiny. Patrick, my boy 1' disclose. or
stand trcot.
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3 Tbc mmlncaa of the Intmtli of October ifl
l suggestive of the arrival of autumn, and
3 the cool blasts that mcct one M ore ry cor-
3 nor, bring with thcm reminders of n ccrtnin
3 pnvl'~‘ musing on the years decay,
, a autnnm. and the leaves new dry .
. And rurtlod on the ground:
And chilly wind:- go whistling by.
, “10: low and pensive round. “
5 Mr. ll. R. Trcodwcll is making great im-
provctncnt in front of his rcsidcncc, in the
lwuy of new “:llkH, gotten, paving and
1 finding. Few mcn arc bcttt‘: situated in
3thc way of n lmtncxtrnd than Mr. Trend-
well.
, The clock on tho Memorial Church again
The rcgrulnr stroke of
‘ the hour upon its grout bell is cheerful, and
brings assurance to those with doubtful
watches. Wr am waiting to thank bodic-
gbody for ll i.~ unncnicncc.and thh grout
' I'l‘llt‘f.
l The road» in and about “'cstport an:
31:: better condition than ordinary at. this
3sraaon. Our orilcicnt. tlcncrul llighwtiy
. kecps firat rutc timc.
nation before that behalf-1m? :2
peered as a candidate. He very ,
- ouliaeem that theeohoo
. must sum ‘1‘ mt has felt the‘ n .
cnyé ..; x .
cvéflnglwad‘filf 3;" i in" f .
and I immediately, iii view of my' former ac- '
tion and continued determination to not be
a candidate, endeavored to have it with
drawn but was not able to induce the man-
ager; of that. ticket to erase it. While I
thank rim/“friends who lmisted‘ upon bring-
ingmev dot-ward" "T “Mandi-m1
many who saw fit to vote for me, for their
well intended compliment I think it is due
to them as well as mysclf to establish my
consistcncy in regard to the matter.
DUDLEY P. ELY.
Murine Inwlugencez
Sot'ru Nonwnut, Oct. 7».
ARRIVED.
Sept. ‘Eth.—Schx. Black, me. Maiden, with ce-
ment to Raymond Bros.
will—Still. L. A. Tnlll-a, Day.
“'obb & Ferris. ‘
2‘Jth—-Schr. Robin Hood. Bani-r. Philadelphia,
u ith coal to Raymond Bros.
doth—Sloop Mcttamora, Huundcrr’. Northport. with
brick to Raymond Bros.
Oct. 2d—Schr. Smith, \‘.‘illinmg. Huntington, with
brick to Raymond Bros.
3(l—Bnrgc Edsel]. Brigg-t, Albany. “lib lumber to
Lcu’ie Ilubbell.
«lib—Split. Liberty. Johnson. Ellmbcthport. with
anti to I). L. Millard é. 0. o.
onusar. (.otdt-n Rulc, (l\“l’lnl1_ Enznh. {imam
with coal to Raymond Bros.
SAILED.
Sept. Nth—8cm. L. A. Tullcr, Dav. for New York.
Oct fill-Sloop Mettanmn, Saundcn. for North-
port.
fl—Schr. Robin Hood, Baxter. for Phllndclphiu.
lid—8cm. Black. Che, for “den.
tth—Schr. Smith, William Ior Huntington,
MEMORANDA.
Schr. Charles D. Bullock, sunk ofi' Guilfmd a low
weeks aincc, will he raised ll' poesible this week.
.\ tlehlnf; uchooncr lately urrlvtd at Portland,
pan-odofl'vnpc ('od. 3 schooner of about lat tone
hullnm up.
.wilh coal to
List of Letters
I-SMAINING in the Poetofflce. at Houth Surwalk,
Oct. 3. 1871. I’m-sons calling Ior any of there
I lrttcra will plt'llrll' say tln-y arc ndvcrtiwd.
LADIES LIST.
3m. Sarah A. Arlington. than. .1. n. Hubbard. Mn.
A, B. Moorhonnc. Mrs. Gilbert Palmer. Ira. Eliza-
buth Scymour. Mira Emma Stcvcns. Mru. David B.
Whitney.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
I'ordirn Anderson, Wm. H. Bln or. Charles Bludd.
Front-h Fool, Iloyt & Htc hl'nll. dwnrd N. Smith.
Jon. Want-rman, Wm. J. him.
)1. “'ILCUX, P. M.
List of Letters
1 EMAINING in the} I’oatoflcc,‘ It Norwulk. Oct-
3. 1871. l’crsuua calling for any of thew let-
tors will pit-«~- uuy they an- ndvcrth-cd.
LADIES‘ LIST.
Mire Molllc Adams, Mnn. Edward Broom. Louisa
Boyklnn, Mn. J. A. Dcarcy, Miss Ida D. Douglass,
In Charles Donxlau. Mn. Franklin G , Ilsa
E. Josephine loomc, lira Mary Moo rs. Lem
Noblm Nina Annie A. Selleck, Mn. . Sheph-
Nlu M‘ary Rvnnn. Illu- II. E. Waterbury, Mn. 8. S
“'lmlmr. tutu Ellenor Wormahy.
GENTLEHEN‘B LIST.
I
M. Holden. John Co *le, C. II. Dean, IIarrle Err-ion,
Ezra Hoyt, Edward K naella. B. Lanna-gain. R. C. L.
Hanville, Mr. Homhonac, (butcher). uric W. In-
ttn. 3. C. Rand. Daniel Shea, Frank Stevens, John D.
Taylor, E. Wont-hilt.
CHAS. OLIBTEAD. P. I.
MARRIED.
In Alhlm '. N. T.. 18, by Rev. R. B. Kehay.
Frank H. allure. of rich, Conn, to Mine Binn-
F. Cow-ell. or Alba):
In five, N. Y., Sept. :5. by Rev. Joaeph Ballard.
I). Sproat, Earp, or Puncher-tor, to Min Rebec-
caJ. bet-her, of e.
In “'est 8 on], Sept. II. by Rev. J. I, Buck
icy, Mr. Abraham Ll. Horton, to I!“ lanha J.
“ ebb, all of Stamford.
In Stamford, Sept. 21, by the Warden of the bor-
ough, John I]. Repkr l0 Mn. Mary D. Andi-eta, all
0! Stamford.
In Bulimia. cht. 2‘. by Rev. Mr. Hatfield. Jerome
\Vorden, of ye, . . Y. and Mice Libble Saunders, of
Danbury.
In Danbury, S 1.91. bv Key. A. C. Hubbard. Mr.
C. Morrison. to la. h’arah J. Stevemi.
In butting", Sept. 21 by Rev. A. L. Frisbee. Mr.
William 13. born. of but York City, to no. Sarah
J. Bcattvn. ot Danhnry.
In flaleand Hollow, Scot. 33, by Rev. II. C. Hum-
mmy, Arthur Gates, of Danbury, to Lydia A. Oa-
rn, of New Fairflcld.
In Havlland Hollow. Sept. u, by Rev. II. C. "our
Ehrey. John B. Falwell to Eliza Monroe, both of Dan-
un.
DI ED.
1n Norwalk, Sept, S, Battle Louisa. only daughter
or Jot-lab and Amnnda Kellogfigaged 8 yearn.
In Bothel, Sept. 22, Elisa .th Barnum, aged 51
) «an.
In Bethcl, Sept. 22, Putt-r Morgan, aged so years.
,Mautcr should rt-ceivc thanks of mcn who
r own liorzcs unll \t-biclcs. l’u't.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
3 Bay Street.
3 2}) I)” War I'fM’ Stutl'lld.
i 'l‘herc have been many public improve-
1
3 merits suggested by correspondents in your
. valuable paper and this scams to bc thc ago
3of'improvcmcut, both public and privatc,
but none has been suggested that would be
so great a public improvement and so
grcntly needed as this; Day strut-t should
be immediately continued south, through
Mr. E. A. waiwnrd's land to Kcytcr's
Island, and continued due north. through
Mr. chmnd Lockwood‘s land to the turn-
pike nearly in from of Judge Butlcr‘s rcsi.
} dance. This would he a vast lmprm‘cment.
l opening to the public its it would, desirable
building lots through Mr. \Yoodwurd's and
Mr. Lockwood's zrmmds. Tllcsc lots
would be soon built upon, and improve-
ments would go forward where thc property
nowlies dormant. .Extcnding the street
north-as should hodonc might necmuitatc
the moving of Mr. Lockwoo 1'3 lion «2, but
this would be of small conscqucncc in com-
parison to the improvemcnts.
()NWARU.
MAYOR'S OFPII‘I-Z. )
Socru Nonwamr, Oct. 4. 1871. t
An Ordinance.
An Ordinance amending an Ordinance
entitled “an Ordinance Relative to’l‘uxa-
lion.“ Be it enacted b ’ the Bonn?“ Conn-
cilmcu of the city of utb Nor-walk.-
SEC. 1. The Board of Councilmen shall
annually, iu-tho month of October, point
one or more. not exceeding three .ju icious
electors of said city Assessors; who. bein
firstdulg. sworn, shall. Management an
valuation of all property which shall be
32:11:: wining ofhsaid clfibf‘lé‘lfifim
.. .ineac you ' e :- wto
beitaxedt aadFahall make out and-complete
thelistofeach individ .. and. meanness-
,mentlkt or said city In the'aama manner.
within‘the some time, and subject tothe
game general provisions within midnity, as
Anthem
mm T0 «ion. WAR}! AND mos. Apply
‘ to
? DUDLEY P. 21.".
117-11’ Near the. Post OMcc
For Sale.
NEW hour-c and two lots “150 foot. situated
near F‘ivo Mlle le-r Landing. Terma any. en-
A
quire on the premium. Alao two much cows.
our A . SOOFIELD.
Removal.
'l‘flli sobncfiher has removed hitl office to the room
back of W. S. Road‘s Jewelry Store, op te the
Congregational Church. Entrance through mature.
{64-h DENNIS PLATT.
Timber and Wood.
1:01? SALE or cxchangc for land within a mile of
South Norwnlk. the timbor and wood on twenty
acres 0! land, umcr or a mihs can! of the Rowayton
Depot. Poet-(5.24m. Apply to
A. L. \‘ANDERBILT,
“'cat Avcnuc.
Com For Sale.
'1‘IIE “'hite Flint and Yellow Corn on five acres of
land at Rhodon. Apply to
A. L. VANDERBILT.
West Avenue.
46-h ‘
To Let.
HE Stun-e Nos. 7 and 9 Ilnvllaml street. For
terms apply to E. V. A. ('HICHESTEIL
.y-v’
_::L
Notice.
AN ADJOURNED name. or the South Nur-
walk Union School District will be held in their
School House in said District on load-y evening,
Oct 9th am, at ‘6‘ o‘clock, to hear the or the
81““?th Compact: an: Wm or mom,
a so 0 mm 0 ex on to r toc hc-
loro said moo ”lg order or P pg tune
OUR C. gALMER‘ l
S
I .
. . J. . .
xumt'r A. WOODWABD, l
147-1: South Norwalk, Oct. :1 1871.
To Rent.
A NEW DWELLING HOUSE AND STORE oom-
blned, situated on Van Zandt avenue. For
particulars appa at once or the Fairleld County
in Insurance inpany, South Nor-walk. *
45m - W28. BANNED.
i‘or Sale Cheap I
01383 in LOT 0;: Bly‘e, Neck 80nd. Two
thirds tuna n on - W
0%?! Fairflc . at
town Imminent Hatonow gar-norm he», . . 3,,
“tar be I by by w’be ”Why the BYkeepr cvforamallmhlfllmg':hge novel’s-Id have
Wmthimn .-;; . game charge; For fascination flute
'1" - ‘,,'_«-‘ti _'" "8m, " cm on
. , .~ ‘5': .Hcrnppwmw emu ~ '
dig ‘ " and ‘ titer nwmfimtmmmm 1
' elty,and‘pmed‘inall reared: inthew " d V “71 f if :
multim- ihm 7 Ind 'ghl-Inleorlblm. 2
' g9”? “maurM_
Maud whm‘mv hovb‘ilse ‘ig’wnseeti fi'fii‘:
Ban Norwal
fneholden of the “the 3m Janus
§
¢W~ .
amt: . .. '1 M
anfiuwxgg '. .'
c‘c. no...
W'Tkg '
one ,5»
Ii. D. Cornell, Elbirt A.
3:1; filo pent‘nam and corporations owners of
gent;
' ' hr. and
m a Mr; arr. mmmnm
M: in: Hill?! 323?"... a p312? 3,550.1”
‘ l
the entranoegggremm or E. A. Woodward In paid1
Fail-field ‘conntr. Connec-
11
min
to estimate and re
amid avenue or wa , will meet at the
Foiflg‘llgmmber In an! ty, (in Tneaday, the lit:
I October. 1871, at 7" o'clock, r. 1., then an
ggrgto hear all parties in Interest who may I pear
bdmthemm ng ,e nndbenetato
:19an said
“WM gwglmiguc
O . .
fighting; 13 LL.
City or South Norwalk, Sept. 27th, 1871.
THE [HPBOVBD
46-91
Turko Sulpur and Medicated
V A P O R B A T H S.
Inbble's Block .
South Non-walk, Conn.
J. N. TUTTLE,
This mode of treatment Is now conceded to be the
most werful restorative known to medical minute.
The edloul Faculty of Pb sic, of Parts say, in their
report of the merita of t c Vapor Bath, that It In
one of the moat undone agents ever discovered
for removin various dioenaes of obetinlte nature,
and the wit mt a permanent cure Inallcuee
within t I: reach,“ human akin. They have proud
a rented In thousands ot'cues when anything
ractlce or all hyalcina throghout the civilised
word. In the to owing mae- ey often actlike
angle, restoring the dent to act health in I few
days: Billions, Typ in and rlct revere. Rheu-
matism, Fever and Agne, Colic, inn-manna or the
Mela. Group, Drop-y, Consumption, Syphilis, Tn.
more, Glandular d maea.Qntney. At age..-
3213' “‘ “if“ “Emu“: “$2”
,‘ rave ryl 8!.
Nu; .‘Mvuru. Paralvlir, Cough.
and all can lainta peculiar to emalea.
M wgo are {Bible to attend the Roma!
he'lllmtuthalr , No vapor bythia
new mode of Mia inlnled by the patient. A
female In attach-cc for ladlea on flood-ya and
Thundlytl. Rooms open from 9 A. 1.10 10 r. I.
WKELLOGGH
Grand Concert!
CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
nil sing at the
Opera House. Nut-walk,
Wednesday Evening, 0:t. l8, 187k
On which oer-auto" she will he last-ted by
ll.-
llnl
‘ . Ian ell
"filial... Your: rum’m
or lax Strain-ch.
Mould- I. Tonia, the brilliant Vio—
at.
the renowned Ban-Ito“
Opera: by permlulon
Mr. W. I. Ions-do- th pawl-r Tenor.
It. Napoleone Caro hea- York Italian
Opera—Pianist.
Admission ................................... . .1.”
Reserved Seat- ............................... La
For nle by L. Weed, under the W Boone, on
and after Sat-m morn! at Oct.
Dooraopanat‘lfi.-. Help... _
Weber‘s Grand anoa. are mad at a o! [in hel-
logg'a Concern. ($8!
CO AL 2 COA L 2
THE OLD “'EIJ.
COAL YARD
D, L. MILLARD & 00.,
are now prepared to fut-ninth all the bell vlfiflkl of
COAL. WOOD. BRICK. LIME. CEIEN‘I‘, PLAS—
TER. HAIR, BLUE STONE, etc,
at their new (Toll Ylt'd.
CORNER WATER AND WASHINGTON 5th
South Nor-walk, Comm,
thetwecn the Bridges).
Pricing as low as honest dealing will RM. Sole
Agent. for the rule or
Avorill’a Chemical Paints.
Over one hundred difleront ahdaa.
The public are Tested to call and aeobux nook
before purchuing nowhere. 47-,
Three Stores
To an“.
Blunwdatthenntendot manuthm
Br! . Occupation Jane let. Magi) ear,
A yto rum: 3%. ‘
Bontthnklnyxm “M
F U R N 1 To n E
u u DIERIAKIIF-
ws me on nun A‘maaaoa-r—
FURNITURE _ (9: ALL Km
“U N D E Itfr A}; trio.
W mm Jam-him ' -
ggfimgibmg‘tw
.mmm mm ~ -
. tantamount. .
. link.
more
to ofer
if on exhibition at the Fair. Our
special
greater inducements for purchasing I‘d!" tiara
and Childm‘e Underwear. all!" (It!
on: momma...
Dry Goods, Carpets. and
l
South N’orwalh Sept. I),
stock vaanever
mantle-able
than lyrelent. m
inducementatopu'rghnmtnoar
LIST
Fatrfi' 61d County
“c.
FOREIGN C Dom-11c
Oil Cloths.
WASHINGTON STREET.
I“
given
.,3':
THE AMERJ’olN ‘—
Button - Hole,
m
COIPLETE SEWING WE.
Thelmandally kitten-
chances-lined”
or any otha con . he
mthlalathew‘at
Union-:flnrbleWu-h,
, _ ”WALK. con.
t )verseaming
hemlbmhu
fallout-3mm
FAIRY um N rum:
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and ‘9‘: t
‘11.“!me III.
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one. In wan“.- Qua—Q“
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